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Where to Buy
Buddy Boy Farms is stocked at 80 licensed dispensaries across Washington, with the deepest coverage in Spokane, Everett, Seattle, Vancouver, and Spokane Valley. Search by ZIP code or city below to find the closest one, or filter by product type if you are after a specific format.
Market Insights Snapshot
In July 2026, Buddy Boy Farms concentrated its mix heavily in Concentrates at 72.17% share with 442.71% year-over-year growth and 17.84% month-over-month growth, while Flower held 19.17% share with a -40.99% year-over-year change but a 29.68% month-over-month lift. Pre-Roll contracted to 7.26% share with -56.51% year-over-year and -6.87% month-over-month, and Vapor Pens settled at 1.39% share with -67.33% year-over-year despite a 30.04% month-over-month uptick. With brand-level sales up 49.79% year over year and an average price up 23.10%, the pattern implies a pivot toward value-priced Concentrates (average price $10.82) is pulling overall growth, while legacy Flower and Pre-Roll volatility constrains diversification.
Positioning-wise, the 72.17% reliance on Concentrates alongside a rank of 6 in Concentrates in Washington sets Buddy Boy Farms as a category specialist rather than a portfolio balancer, reinforced by Flower’s -40.99% year-over-year erosion and Pre-Roll’s -56.51% year-over-year slide. The simultaneous month-over-month gains in Concentrates (+17.84%) and Flower (+29.68%) versus a month-over-month decline in Pre-Roll (-6.87%) suggest near-term shelf momentum is concentrated in extracts and selective Flower recovery, implying that defending and improving the Concentrates rank while selectively rebuilding Flower is the most viable route to sustain the 49.79% year-over-year brand growth despite a -24.89% two-year trend.
Competitive Landscape
Buddy Boy Farms is ranked #6 in Washington Concentrates in July 2026, up 53 positions year over year from #59, and 5 spots higher than April 2026 when it sat at #11; this jump coincides with hitting a new peak rank of #6 in July 2026 while still trailing the #1 position held by Ooowee, which stayed flat at #1 year over year as its sales declined 6.9%. Compared with Dabstract, which climbed from #4 to #3 with a 5.2% YoY sales gain, and Constellation Cannabis, which advanced from #7 to #4 with an 18.9% YoY increase, Buddy Boy Farms’ 5-rank improvement since April 2026 suggests velocity is improving faster than mid-pack peers even without matching top-tier YoY sales expansion; the trajectory implies Buddy Boy Farms is converting share from brands with flat or negative momentum and is positioned to test the top five if retention holds into August 2026.

Notable Products
GMO Hash Rosin (1g) posted the standout move in July 2026 with a 145.4% month-over-month surge to rank 2, while Black Water Hash Rosin (1g) fell 17.6% to rank 7; this split, alongside Rainbow Guava #5 Full Spectrum Rosin (1g) rising 56.4% to rank 4, indicates volatility within the same format rather than a category shift. Eight of the top ten are Concentrates SKUs, and Swampwater Fumez Full Spectrum Hash Rosin (1g) climbed 82.8% to take rank 1 as Peach Guava Rosin (1g) dropped 29.5% to rank 8, implying the portfolio is concentrating demand around a few winning rosin profiles and letting underperformers recede.
Top Selling Cannabis Brands
Data for this report comes from real-time sales reporting by participating cannabis retailers via their point-of-sale systems, which are linked up with Headset’s business intelligence software. Headset’s data is very reliable, as it comes digitally direct from our partner retailers. However, the potential does exist for misreporting in the instance of duplicates, incorrectly classified products, inaccurate entry of products into point-of-sale systems, or even simple human error at the point of purchase. Thus, there is a slight margin of error to consider. Brands listed on this page are ranked in the top twenty within the market and product category by total retail sales volume.







